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Title: Notes on dental surgery and pathology: with over 150 illustrations ;it is intended as a ready reference for the busy practitioner and a note-book for students; interleaved with blank pages for the reader's own notes and drawings.
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Widdowson, T.W
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Publisher: London : John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd., :
Contributing Library: Dentistry - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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k with antiseptic gauze.Allow wound to heal from base. CHAPTER XUI. ODONTALGIA AND NEURALGIA. Odontalgia.Definition.—Pain in or around a tooth.Varieties:— (ij Local (more frequentj. Pain in or around atooth which is itself the cause.(iij Referred. Pain in or around a tooth which isnot itself the cause. Note.—Pain may be referred from an upper to a lowertooth on the same side, or vice versa, but as the nerves do notcross the median line pain can never be referred to the oppositeside. Causes:— (i) Affections of the pulp. (ii) Affections of the alveolar dental periosteum,(iii) Affections of the periosteum,(ivj Affections of the mucous membrane and sub-mucous tissue,(vj Irritation of the 5th cranial nerve, e.g., im-pacted lower 3rd molar.Symptoms.—Depend on cause.Treatment.—Depends on cause. Neuralgia (Trigeminal or Trifacial). Definition.—Pain in the course of the 5th cranialnerve (fig. 126), or in the area of its distribution. DISTRIBUTION OF BRANXIIES OF FIFTH XERVE 20/ f
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Fig. 126.Diagram of the Distribution of the Branches of the 5th Nerve.(From Tomess Lectures on Dental Physiology and Surgery —drawn by the late Mr. C. de Morgan.)Ophthalmic division: i, frontal; 2, nasal and long ciliary; 3, branches to ciliary ganglion. Superior maxillary division: 4, orbital (m^lar^^) 5> spheno-palatine (Meckers)ganglion ; 6, posterior dental, passing down; 7, 8, anterior dental; 9, infra-orbital,c, Inferior maxillary division; lo, auriculo-temporal; ii, masseteric; 12, deep temporal:13, pterygoid; 14, buccal to buccinator, &c. ; 15, gustatory; 16, myelo-hyoid branch;17, inferior dental; 18, mental. (From Tomess Dental Anatomy. Fifth edition. By permission of Messrs.J. ami A. Churchill^ the publishers.) A, B, 208 DENIAL .sLKliKKV AND PATHOLOGY Varieties:— (i) Minor (siniplej.(ii) Major (tic douUnireux. epileptiform neural-gia, or prosopalj^iaj. (i) Minor (simple). Note.—This is not a disease but a symptom of some localdisorder. Age.—Occtirs between ai

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